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Made me laugh...I got my fingers trapped fitting a lug in a radiator today..
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You forgot to tell him not to hold the end of the spanner when rolling the cylinder Woz.. or woz that intentional ..
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If you do end-up getting a bit of bar with a thread turned or cut on the end make sure to use some sort of locking ring or you could wind-up flaring the thread in the valve and rendering it scrap.

I use the mallet method myself, as the Fat One has described.
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